A Manual of Practical Anatomy
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One of the fringes is longer than the rest and extends to the ovary (fimbria ovarica). This presents a well-marked groove extending from the ovary to the ostium abdominale. Similar but less marked grooves are seen on the other fimbriae (fig. 196). Frequently a small pedunculated cyst, or hydatid, is attached to one of the fimbriae.
Removal of the Uterus. — The uterus, broad ligaments, ovaries, and upper half of the vagina are now to be removed.
The lower part of the vagina is left i7i situ, imb...edded in the FiQ. 215. — The beoad ligament and its contents, seen i-kom THE teont. [After Sappey.) Ampulla of Fallopian tube Fimbriated extremity .;iof tube Fimbria ovarica Ligament of ovary Anterior peritoneal lamina pelvic floor. In removal of the uterus the following structures are cut : the peritoneum binding it to the rectum ; the broad ligament, at its attachment to the lateral pelvic wall ; the ovarian vessels, nerves, and lymphatics, the uterine vessels and nerves (fig. 197, p. 170).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the fringes is longer than the rest and extends to the ovary (fimbria ovarica). This presents a well-marked groove extending from the ovary to the ostium abdominale. Similar but less marked grooves are seen on the other fimbriae (fig. 196). Frequently a small pedunculated cyst, or hydatid, is attached to one of the fimbriae.
Removal of the Uterus. — The uterus, broad ligaments, ovaries, and upper half of the vagina are now to be removed.
The lower part of the vagina is left i7i situ, imb...edded in the FiQ. 215. — The beoad ligament and its contents, seen i-kom THE teont. [After Sappey.) Ampulla of Fallopian tube Fimbriated extremity .;iof tube Fimbria ovarica Ligament of ovary Anterior peritoneal lamina pelvic floor. In removal of the uterus the following structures are cut : the peritoneum binding it to the rectum ; the broad ligament, at its attachment to the lateral pelvic wall ; the ovarian vessels, nerves, and lymphatics, the uterine vessels and nerves (fig. 197, p. 170).
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keith, Arthur, Sir, 1866-1955 to read onlineMoreLess
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